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Dear colleagues,
the Core Facility Bioimaging at the Biomedical Center (BMC) of the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München is seeking a Fluorescence lifetime imaging specialist
The Core Facility Bioimaging provides access to light microscopy, including confocal, multi-photon and STED, but also to deconvolution and image processing and analysis software for scientists from the BMC and neighboring institutes. We have over hundred users per year with a diverse range of applications and imaging needs. To strengthen our core facility team and to establish Fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM) with our new instrumentation, we are seeking a FLIM specialist.
Tasks include general characterization of the commercial FLIM setup with its possibilities and limitations, support of our users and their FLIM projects as well as general support with typical core facility tasks like image analysis, microscope introductions and the like. The work will be performed in close collaboration with the respective users, and with the other Core Facility Bioimaging team members.
The ideal candidate has several of the following properties:
The position is available immediately for an initial period of one year with the possibility of extension. Salary will be according to TV-L. The University is an equal opportunity employer, trying to increase the number of women in research and teaching. The Biomedical Center is located in Planegg-Martinsried, in the southwest of Munich.
For further information please contact the head of the Core Facility Bioimaging, Steffen Dietzel, +49/89/218071518, dietzel@lmu.de. Please send your complete application (in English or German) including a list of relevant experiences and skills and the name and e-mail/phone numbers of references (preferably all in one file) to this e-mail address.